Household + hospital

One book at home.
Friday's queue at the PHC.

You write how they feel and what they take. Cura keeps that record, texts the reminder, and opens the hospital desk from the same book — incoming handovers, a ward board, a page the officer can read in a minute.

Cura · Household book

Adeyemi

Four people on one book

The Adeyemi household

Account holder

You · Hypertension, migraine

Watch this week

Chinedu Adeyemi

Son · Asthma

Watch this week

Iya Bisi Adeyemi

Mother · Type 2 diabetes, knee pain

Needs clinic

Tunde Adeyemi

Husband · Blood pressure watch

Stable

Cura · Agege PHC

Command

Friday morning

Agege Primary Health Centre

Friday 22 August 2026 · 9:10am

0

Friday clinic

0

On the book

0

Missed doses

Next action

Iya Bisi Adeyemi

High sugar, missed metformin

CHEW Ngozi Eze

Agege Ward 4 · same eight people on both desks

0 desks

A household book and a PHC command

0

People on the Agege Ward 4 book this week

0

Need a Friday slot before the officer sits down

₦0k

A ward a quarter — not a dollar wellness fee

Two desks. One record.

The family keeps the book. The hospital runs Friday from that book. Cura is the desk that sits between them.

For the family

Household book

Log how someone feels and what they take. Cura texts the reminder and prints a page you can show at the PHC.

  • Mother, child, and grandmother on one phone
  • SMS that belongs to the log
  • A handover the chemist can read
Open a household

For the hospital

Agege PHC desk

Upload this week's outreach list. Cura reads the ward and builds Friday's incoming queue for the officer.

  • Incoming handovers, not a corridor story
  • Ward board by CHEW
  • A one-page note for the board
See the hospital desk

The clinic desk does the reading

Not a magic button. A job: take this week's list, wait, then hand the officer a queue they can run.

01

Put the register in

Agege-Ward-4-Friday-22-Aug-2026.csv. Or use the Agege sample. The desk stays dark until the file is in.

02

Cura reads the ward

Households map to the book. Clinic risk is flagged. Friday's queue is built. About a minute. You can leave.

03

The officer runs Friday

Dr. Funke Balogun opens command: who is coming, why, what to ask. Accept Iya Bisi before she sits down.

Built for the post, not the brochure

A CHEW's Tuesday and a doctor's Friday. These are the rooms that replace the notebooks.

A household book

Mother, child, and grandmother on one phone. Symptoms and medicines stay with the family that has to keep them.

A living record

How they feel and what they take sit on one page. The next visit starts from facts, not a corridor story.

An assistant on that log

Cura reads this person's record and writes a short plan. It does not invent a stranger and lecture them.

A CHEW caseload

Who missed a tablet, who needs Friday clinic, which street is quiet — before the worker leaves the post.

A hospital queue

Upload the outreach list. Cura builds Friday's incoming handovers for the officer who has seven minutes.

A ward the board can read

Risk mix, CHEW rows, and a one-page note. Same Agege numbers the household already logged.

Pay in naira. Buy a desk, not a badge.

Households start free. Families pay a month. A PHC desk is a quarter for a ward — queue, board, training.

Household

One person. Enough to start the record.

₦0
  • Personal health profile and snapshot

  • Symptom and medicine log

  • Assistant replies from this record

  • Clinic handover you can show at a PHC

Family

Up to eight people. SMS on the log.

₦2,500/ month
  • Household book for the people you keep

  • SMS dose and clinic reminders

  • Shared handover for the same Friday list

  • Unlimited assistant time on the family log

  • Priority inbox at admin@curasite.top

PHC desk

One ward. A queue. A real Friday.

₦120,000/ ward / quarter
  • CHEW caseload with risk flags

  • Household books across the street

  • Handover packs for clinic mornings

  • Incoming queue and ward board for the officer

  • A one-page board report from the same numbers

  • SMS from the desk, not a marketing list

  • Training for the officers who will actually use it

  • Data stays on terms a board can read

Start the book. Open the hospital desk.

Enrol one person tonight. Add the household when you are ready. If you run a ward, pick Agege PHC after login and watch Friday's queue fill from the register.